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Steering Friction Disc 8.5 × 25 × 2 mm – 3GF-62449-0

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 3GF-62449-0

$20.35
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The Genuine Tohatsu Steering Friction Disc 3GF-62449-0 is an OEM replacement component measuring 8.5 × 25 × 2 mm, designed for selected Tohatsu outboard tiller handle steering friction assemblies. This disc works with the steering friction lever and associated hardware to help maintain controlled steering resistance. Ideal for replacing worn or damaged discs during tiller handle maintenance, steering adjustments and outboard servicing.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement friction disc.
  • - Factory-specified dimensions of 8.5 × 25 × 2 mm.
  • - Designed for compatible steering friction mechanisms.
  • - Helps maintain adjustable steering resistance.
  • - Suitable for tiller handle servicing and repairs.
  • - Replaces worn or damaged friction discs.
  • - Supplied individually.

Compatible Outboard Motors

  • Tohatsu TLDI Two-Stroke
  • - MD40B2 – 40HP, selected tiller handle configurations
  • - MD50B2 – 50HP, selected tiller handle configurations
  • - MWD50B2 – 50HP, selected configurations
  • Tohatsu Four-Stroke
  • - MFS40A – 40HP, selected tiller handle configurations
  • - MFS50A – 50HP, selected tiller handle configurations
  • - MFS60A – 60HP, selected tiller handle configurations

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Genuine Tohatsu References
  • - 3GF-62449-0 – Steering friction disc
  • - 3GF624490M – Ordering reference
  • - 3GF624490 – Unhyphenated reference

Suitable Applications

  • - Steering friction mechanism repairs.
  • - Tiller handle maintenance.
  • - Replacement of worn steering friction discs.
  • - Restoration of adjustable steering resistance.
  • - Steering lever and bracket servicing.
  • - Outboard steering system refurbishment.

Signs the Friction Disc Needs Replacing

  • - Steering friction adjustment no longer holds correctly.
  • - Excessive steering movement or looseness.
  • - Worn, cracked or damaged friction disc.
  • - Uneven steering resistance.
  • - Difficulty maintaining the desired steering friction.
  • - Visible deterioration during tiller handle servicing.

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